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Laurel Ledger

Location

Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1905

Page

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Confesses to Arson and Death Notices in County Report

At Jasper County Circuit Court John Temple confessed to hiring D A Medlin to burn William Hos ey’s gin and mill about ten years ago. Temple returned to the county to confess and was jailed in Meridian for safekeeping as Medlin remains at large. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs J A Wimbish and Mrs Charity Hamilton with brief burial details.

Jasper County John Temple grand jury D. A. Medlin Wiliam HoSey Temple Texas Indian Territory Jaaper county Ainsworth Meridian Paulding Medlin Times- Democrat

Death of Laurel Citizen D G Burnett at Fifty Two

D G Burnett a well known Laurel resident died Thursday after a two week illness sparked by a rusty nail injury. He faced septic infection and paralysis, aged 52, leaving eight children. He came from Jasper county where he ran a business. Interment was held Thursday at Montrose in the family cemetery with many friends and relatives in attendance.

D. G. Burnett Laurel Jasper county Montrose old family

Card of Thanks From J A Wimbish

Card thanks friends for kindness during wife’s illness and death and for support to family in bereavement. Signed J A Wimbish. Also note about obtaining 9 postal card notes at Raynor's Studio.

J. A. WIMBISH Raynor

Turnpike Roads to Boost Jones County Thoroughfares

The Jones County Board of Supervisors votes to turnpike principal public roads to raise efficiency. Two major routes per beat will be upgraded first, starting with roads entering near Sandersville and passing through Laurel Ellisville Tuscanola and Eastabuchie. Jerry Boutwell elected road commissioner for the coming year.

Jones‘county Jones county Sandersville Laurel Ellisville Tuscanola Eastabuchie Mossville Harrison Mathew Shady Grove church N. W. Collins Jas. Copelands Big Creek Ben Sumrall Homer Ducksworth

Rev D P Bradford Prepares for Conference Last Laurel Service

Main Street Methodist Church schedules morning and evening worship led by Rev. D P Bradford with Sunday School at the usual hour. This may be his final Laurel service before Conference decides if he will be reassigned, and well wishes flow from his many friends in Laurel.

Main Street Methodist Church D. P. Bradford Rev. Bradford Laurel Bradford the LEDGER

Advent Call to Simple Life Service at St John’s

St John’s Episcopal Church offers an 11 a m service and sermon titled The Advent Call to Simple Life with Good music. The Odd Fellows also worship at the Episcopal Church today. Evening service and sermon at 730 p m. Sunday school at 10 a m. P Gardiner superintendent Rev W T Allan rector.

The Odd Fellows Episcopal Church GARDINER W.T. ALLAN

Presbyterian Church Services and Meetings

Presbyterian Church announces services at 10 a.m. sharp for children young people and adults with preaching at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The young people society of Christian Endeavor meets at 6:45 p.m. Thursday prayer meeting at 7:30. Rev James W Atwood in charge Rush Daniele of Mossville visited Laurel on Thursday.

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Change of Offices Laurel Improvement Co in Laurel

Laurel Improvement Co has moved from the Frank Gardner building on Magnolia Street to an elegant suite over the Commercial Bank and Trust Company. The firm plans further changes to enhance the future development of Laurel and has already invested heavily here. Cotton mills to enlarge 8500 spindles and 200 operatives to be added.

yPee Laurel Improvement Company Frank Gardner Magnolia “Street Commercial Bank and Trust Company Laurel

Left hand injury at work during saw operation

A worker sustained a partial amputation of fingers on the left hand while using a circular saw at work. The incident occurred during the sash production process and involved supervision by a coworker. Emergency responders were called and transport to a medical facility followed.

Carnival Queen votes final tally at Laurel Jewelry

Vote results for the iCarnival Queen show list Carrie Abney Rae Jones and others, exhibited at Laurel Jewelry Company. The winning contestant will receive the diamond ring as the prize. Additional names include Lottie Baioral, Anna Gook, Mattie Pack, Hattie Hoyle, Virginia Jones, and Beasioe Seay peel.

Laurel Jewelry Company Carrie Abney Rae Jones Lottie Baioral Oke FE Bates Anna -Gook Mattie.Pack alae Perkins Dunagin eeaqpee Hattie Hoyle Virginia Jones Beasioe Seay peel

Huston Chosen City Engineer for $200,000 Hattiesburg Project

The City of Hattiesburg will begin municipal improvement works on January 1 totaling $200,000. Projects include sewers water mains paving and a city survey and map. R C Huston of this city is appointed city engineer to supervise and design the work beginning January 2 and may perform outside work as needed.

Hattiesburg R. C. Huston Board of Aldermen Huston Mr. Huston

The Skating Rink Opens in Laurel With Free Lessons

The skating rink opened last Tuesday night December 5 to a large crowd. It is in first class condition with new ball bearing skates. Ladies admitted free on Tuesdays and Fridays, lessons free. Saturdays open all day for schoolchildren. Managers promise attractions and great care to please the public.

lrge Laurel

Public notice defender protest and community notices

A letter from A V Clare, proprietor of Front St Restaurant, defends business integrity and denies circulating a damaging report. He calls for proof or the accuser to be exposed as a liar. Also in brief notes, the United Daughters of the Confederacy announce a December meeting to pack a Christmas box for Beauvoir veterans and the Episcopal Guild schedules its annual fancy work and food sale in the O Ferrall building next to the Ledger office.

A. V. CLARE Front St United Daughters of the Confederacy Mra T. B The Episcopal Guild O’ Ferrall Ledger

Hilbun Named to Code Subcommittee in Mississippi Legislature

Hon Henry Hilbun representative from Jones County in the Mississippi House is placed on a subcommittee tasked with studying chapters of the Code on Courts Provisions Comments Process and Limitations of Actions Statute of Frauds Trial of Right of Property and Lien of Mechanics and Material Men He will review these parts to prepare an intelligent report for the next legislative session.

Henry Hilbun Jones county Mississippi John G. Millsaps Judiciary committee

Laurel Improvement Company to switch on power lights

Day Power will provide an all day circuit starting Monday Dec 18. S M Jones president of Laurel Improvement Company says the lighting plant will furnish power and lights for local enterprises using electric motors and includes the newspaper offices which have run presswork at night.

S. M. Jones Laurel Improvement Company Laurel

Broken Leg Injures A J Morse Jr At Home

A. J. Morse Jr aged 13 sustains a broken leg at home after a vicious horse he recently purchased caused him to fall and strike the ground hard above the ankle. The injury is described as serious but not life threatening in the report.

A. J. Morse, Jr Mr. Morse

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Jasper Countian Hickory Grove Charity Hamilton J. J. Hamilton Mico Shady Grove Main Street Methodist St. John’s Episcopal Church Presbyterian Church Rush Daniele Laurel Thuraday Laurel Improvement Co Commercial Bank Carnival Queen Karl Maxwell Laurel Post office Maxwell Hawkins Httiesburg Hawking Womans Auxiliary Star Star Restaurant
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